We live in a small town with a limited number of restaurants and ZERO indian restaurants. If we want indian food, I'm making it from scratch. I like this meat filling almost as much as the sooka keema in Julie Sahni's Classic Indian Cooking. The samosa wrappers were easier to make than I had feared, and stretchy enough to be fairly easy to fill. Of course, this is a special treat.... and it was wonderful!
For my little sister, who loves great food and wants to master some more recipes (even though she's moving far away). She seemed to think other folks might be interested too.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Samosas
I can't claim this as a personal recipe (if only I were really this talented), but want to encourage folks to realize that you can make anything at all that appeals to you. A few years ago, I would have thought that making something like samosas was completely out of the question for a home cook. With a little bit of practice, planning, and a great recipe nothing is out of the question. My very favorite resource for great recipes is Cooks Illustrated. They have all the resources (and use them) to make sure that it's the very best version of any recipe. Unfortunately, their recipes also often require most of the day.
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These look delicious. How long did they take you and can you send the recipe?
ReplyDeleteI would recommend making the meat filling the day before... the longest part was waiting for it to cool. The actual assembly takes some time too, so get a head start before someone starts frying them up.
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